Green Alternatives is an earth-friendly general store offering up every day greenie items, eco-gifts, and much more. We strive to offer our customers only the best planet-friendly products and are constantly adding to our offering. We know that being a true greenie means much more than just buying earth-friendly items. It's about building community too which is why we have volunteered to be a drop off point for various hard-to-recycle items like electronics and toothbrushes. Whether your light green or a mean-green eco-machine, we are sure we'll have something perfect just for you.

Peace & Justice Store Mission
The mission of the P&J Store is to promote social change through education and to provide alternative, meaningful products and educational materials that foster cooperation, equality, and a sustainable society.

Kathy Bouton and Jennifer Reay welcome you to visit the Peace & Justice Store, a unique, socially responsible, not-for-profit retail store that supports community building, celebrates diversity, and advocates for justice offering Fair Trade, locally-made, environmentally-friendly and educational products that support local and global communities.

Have you ever been traveling and you see a young mother on the side of the road selling her creations to passerbys? She may have her young children with her or they are playing nearby. Or maybe you were staying at a hotel and locals walking up and down the beach carry their treasures to you? In all my travels, I've fallen in love with these people. They are doing their best sometimes just to survive!
That's what Global Creations is about--it's about bringing these people and their treasures to you! All of our products are fair or direct trade, handmade and definitely unique!

We are committed to supporting an alternative method of business that emphasizes sustainable living wages for artisans. Giraffe is also dedicated to bringing items to Vashon that help the environment by using reclaimed resources.
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Global Warmings is a smart, hip, and insightful look into the global market and its communities. We provide a product line that is environmentally sustainable and fair trade friendly. Our goal is to inspire change by offering eco-shoppers alternative choices and quality goods. We are an expanding boutique that caters to green living and intelligent consumerism. We are proud to offer fair trade items.

Twin Cities Green, Minnesota's premier, eco-friendly, home and life shop, caries a wide variety of Earth conscious products including furniture, home decor, bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and baby gear, green lifestyle enhancements, and gifts. Discover the work of artists and hand-crafters who utilize recycled, reclaimed, natural, and organic materials, locally and across the globe!

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We specialize in ethically sourced Fair Trade products from developing countries, products made here in America with Organic ingredients, and items that are Eco-Friendly.

Momentum is a fair trade business who’s mission is to create and inspire social change by providing socially responsible choices to everyday purchases. Every item Momentum carries is crafted by the human hand, tells a story and provides employment opportunities for artisan groups around the world.

At Momentum you will discover a world of meaningful things specifically chosen to satisfy your personal style and social conscience. Whether you are searching for home furnishings or handbags, bath products or baby gifts, Momentum offers a unique array of fairly traded products.

Since 1995, Ten Thousand Villages of Raleigh has been a destination for consumers concerned about how products are made and the working conditions of the people who make them. Our store is over 2600 sq feet and sells a wide variety of gifts, home décor, jewelry and personal accessories, musical instruments, coffee and chocolate. We have 60+ volunteers and a board of directors committed to the store’s “business with a mission” of providing a marketplace for artisans in developing regions of the world.

The Colleton Museum is currently housed in the "Old Jail," which is the third jail in the county's history. The two-story neo-gothic structure resembles a castle and sits like a jewel overlooking one of Walterboro's main thoroughfares. Constructed in 1855-56, it is said to be built of brick from the old Jacksonboro Courthouse. The jailer and his family lived in the structure to oversee the care of the prisoners. The building was remodeled in 1937, a side porch was removed, the walls were stuccoed and painted, and rooms were added to the back.